Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2006 :
Travel Articles
Coffee at Sarmiento's by Constanza L., Fond du Lac, WI “There has to be more to life than a weekly coffee at Sarmiento’s,” I remember saying ... Continue...
I Made it to Arlington by Anastasia H., Preston, MN One day while flipping through the radio, I heard an especially emotional song. It was about a man who had died in war telling his father that he should be proud because he had made it to Arlington. This song made me think about how quick death can be ... Continue...
Ugandatime by Carolyn F., Devon, PA I cannot sleep on planes. I have no explanation, it is just an inconsequential truth I have come to accept ... Continue...
Vietnam Vet Art Museum by Jennifer D., Park Ridge, IL I recently visited the National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum in Chicago - what a great experience! The museum’s mission is to “inspire greater understanding of the real impact of war with a focus on Vietnam ... Continue...
Wonder of Wonders by Savannah F., St. Charles, IL Moving to St. Charles, Illinois was like moving into a slice of Wonder bread - expensive, white, and possessing little nutritional value. It was Stepford without all the flowers ... or the robots ... Continue...
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